Steel Maiden
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I bit down on my tongue to keep from screaming.
It was as though it was happening all over again. I had long ago suppressed the memories of my mother’s execution at the hands of her own husband, and now they came back to me like a blow to the stomach. My mother’s neck, her stomach, even her hands had been pierced by swords, arrows, and daggers. I remembered my mother on her knees shouting for me to run. And I remembered my father lifting a great axe and bringing it down brutally against the back... of her neck. Nine years later and the memory of my mother’s head thudding to the floor still haunted me.
I hated this man more than anything. He had robbed me of my childhood. He had destroyed any chance of my understanding the powers that I had just discovered I possessed when he had killed my mother. When I thought of the Devil, it was his face that danced before my eyes.
I fought against my restraints, but they wouldn’t break. I glared at him with as much hatred and malice as I could muster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I bit down on my tongue to keep from screaming.
It was as though it was happening all over again. I had long ago suppressed the memories of my mother’s execution at the hands of her own husband, and now they came back to me like a blow to the stomach. My mother’s neck, her stomach, even her hands had been pierced by swords, arrows, and daggers. I remembered my mother on her knees shouting for me to run. And I remembered my father lifting a great axe and bringing it down brutally against the back... of her neck. Nine years later and the memory of my mother’s head thudding to the floor still haunted me.
I hated this man more than anything. He had robbed me of my childhood. He had destroyed any chance of my understanding the powers that I had just discovered I possessed when he had killed my mother. When I thought of the Devil, it was his face that danced before my eyes.
I fought against my restraints, but they wouldn’t break. I glared at him with as much hatred and malice as I could muster.
What to read after Steel Maiden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kim Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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